Govt makes three-point commitment for justice to Garima's family
Summary
The government has made a three-point commitment to ensure justice for the family of three-year-old Garima Chaudhary, including a review of laws on heinous crimes, a memorial for her, and permission for her funeral according to customs. The agreement was reached at the Home Ministry after a meeting with Garima’s parents and relevant ministers.
Key Points
- The government reached a three-point agreement to address the demands of Garima Chaudhary’s family after the tragic case in Bara district.
- A seven-member committee will be formed under the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs to review existing crime and punishment laws and propose new legislation within a week.
- The Ministry of Infrastructure Development will work with local authorities to build a memorial for Garima, and her parents will be allowed to perform her funeral according to their customs.
- The agreement was signed by several ministers and by Garima Chaudhary’s parents on behalf of the victim’s family.
